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There’s no doubt about it – the world we live in now is hugely influenced by the internet. Even before the pandemic of 2020 hit, high streets were starting to see falling sales as people headed online to search for

The simple answer to the question is probably not. First of all as the Iron Age roundhouse is made of dried mud with cow poo, willow walls, beech or oak poles, limewash paint and thatch it’s certainly not of standard

With everyone getting back to work, school, to pubs and restaurants and even holidays, it means that for the first time in months we will be spending a lot less time at home once again. Although this is great to

Somewhere in between the New Year and now, the world changed. All of a sudden, we lost our freedom of movement and, as such, many of us became isolated in our own homes. Yet, with restrictions lifted, why are so

No one could argue that it’s been a strange summer, not least because of the sweltering temperatures. However, autumn isn’t too far away and soon it will be time to put away the shorts and flip flops and dig out

It is no surprise that lots of things have changed due to the virus pandemic. People have lost their jobs, companies have folded, and UK government borrowing has reached an all-time high due to the Chancellor’s handouts to businesses and

Dementia is one of the most upsetting illnesses of old age. Cases of the illness that so cruelly robs a person of their memories and independence has been rising since people have been living longer, and places such as this

Keeping your home clean and well maintained is a lifetime project. You make sure all surfaces are free of dust and dirt. The floor should be swept, mopped and remain dry and disinfected. Professional carpet cleaning carried out regularly. Water-prone

Concern about waste and pollution has increased dramatically in recent years. Underlying most governmental effort to reduce it is the idea of a circular economy, which essentially means waste minimisation through recycling.